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MOrtnrjtY Is There.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 0.-Dsn 1loriarity, in
charge OF Pinkerton detective, arrived
from Kauras Oily this morning. He tells
the same story about his connection with
the robbery as he has told before except
that he adds the detsil, that whnp he
wrote kWitrock refusing to have any.
thing to do with the scheme, the latter
answered hin that there was absolutely
no danger 90 he had the messenger sized
all right" He ,emphstically denies hay.
ing "squesled." 1t is supposed tins. Iie
will not b, prose cuted, and that he WAS
brought hero to testify in the coming trial
against Fotheringham.
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THE SENATORIAL FIGHT
In Wost NirGinin-lIow It Is Viewed by q
Foreign Correspondents,

Foreign Correspondence.
COLUMBUS, Jan. GA ppecial from
Charleston, W. Va, to tho State Journal
says: The Senatorial fight here is rapidly
assuming such shape that music must
come out oiit. The Wilson men are claim.
ing with confidence tonight that they
will be able to break the caucus. II they
do this, 1t means tha defeat Of Camden,
In the event that this is done it is thought
the Camden forces will be conferred on
Henry 6 Davis. The Camden men are
not out Of this fight by any means, and l
think it will soon be developed that the
battle is hardly commenced yet. The
Camden factions favor the postponement
Of the caucus as long as possible. They
want the campaign to be as short and
sweet and ut as little coat as possible,
Many Of the Representatives aud Senators
who arc here tonight think q golden
sewer will be opened up, and they want
1t to run for weeks. There are the widest
kind Of rumors going regarding different
combinations, but the one well-developed
fact remains as evidence against all con.
lectures that the Standard oil gang is on
hand with its contingent Of yellow dogs,
and it will take mighty struggle to over.
come them. Counting on the tricks Of
the "boodle gang" in the past, rich dsv-l.
opments may be looked for from this
quarter in the near future.
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PonERor, o., Jan. 6.-This afternoon
Richard Davis, resident OF Minersville,
about three miles above here, entered the
hardware store OF B. R. ReminQton, and
after looking at several revolvers asked
the clerk if he could go over the road down
the river bank and fire few shots, saving
if the gun worked all right he would buy
it. He took the revolver, which was a
five shooter, thirty-two caliber, self.cocker,
and went over the road and fred two
ehots. After waiting minute or two the
clerk, fearing Davis had shot himself, ran
over to the roadaide, and there saw Davis
lying on the frozen ground with wound
in his side, the bullet striking just above
the hip and ranging to the left down ward.
He said 90 soon as the man reached his
side, ~ have shot myself"
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Murder ut a Prayer Meeting. !.

ELDoRADo SPRINGS, Mo-, Jan. GA hor-
rible murder was committed at the Cherry
Valley school house near this city, Tues
day night. At prayer meeting which
was being held at the school house man
named Oakes raised disturbance, and
upon being requested to desist by far.
mer named Clark, drew q knife and cut
tho latter's throat from ear to car. Oakes
was arrested and will have a preliminary
hearing next Saturday. l. I s,
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1t Wns Smallpox.

New YoRK, Jan. 6.-Joseph .Maury,S
Brooklyn druggist, and his entire family
were taken seriously i'll day or two ago,
and three Of his children died. There
was much mystery about the cause Of
their illness, and the doctors proceeded
on the theory that they had been poi.
soned by something which they had
eaten. To settle this question conclu.
clusively postmortem examination ot
the bodies Of the dead children was held
to-day, and 1t was made evident, so the
doctors agree, that their deaths were
caused by hemorrhagic smallpox Othel
members Of the family will probably die
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Held for Her Death.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 8.-The Coroner's
jury which has been investigating the cir.
cumstances under which Laura Varley
camo to her death, returned verdict this
afternoon to the effect that her death re-.
suited from injuries received by being
burned by FIRE, caused by her coming in
contact with redhot stove in the room o.
Henry Marshall, the colored coachman,
while che was attempting to escape from
him, he being at the time trying 10 make
criminal assault upon her. Henry Mar
shall was held responsible for her death.
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The Priest Innocent,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. CA prominent
priest, the Rev. Father Kasel, was before
United States Commissioner to answer
to the charge Of collecting old postage
stamps, removing the cancellation
marks and selling them for IN.
used stamps 1t took but mo.
ment to discover that the new postal agent
who "worked up" the case and caused
the arrest Of Father Kasel, had blundered.
The accused has been in the habit OF COL
lecting old stamps and sending them to
Europe where they are cold ns curiosities
and the proceeds devoted to the educa.
ton Of heathen children. -11t,l..l, !,
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Canadian Ministry In Trouble.

BosroN, Jan. Gan Ottawa special tc
the Adrertiser says that the fishery troubles
and tho recent elections have tended te
bring about cabinet breakup and thai
the minister Of internal revenue and the
miniater Of 6sheries will probably resign
It is settled that unless tho United Statet
make some overtures looking toward {
settlement Of the fishery dispute the Cana
dian government will 10 back to the old
system OF licensing foreign fisniug vessels
The license will be charged as formerly
upon the tonnage Of vessels.
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Tho Driti.h Ministry,

LONDON, Jan. 0.-The Ri. Hon Edward
stanhope, at present Colonial Secretary
has accepted the office Of Secretary fol
War. Lord Iddesleigh hasn't decided to
accept tho suggest:en to relipquish the
Foreign Sscretaryship in favor Of Lord
Salisbury. II Lord lddesleigh decides ia
resign the Office, he will probably take
MIR. stanhope's place as Colonial Secretary,
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i KINGSTON, OST., Jan. 6.-Collector War
rem, OF Cape Vincent, has seized the Ca.
madam tug Thistle, OF Collingwood, for
towing American boats in American
waters. The ofense committed was the
towing Of lighters to the wrecked schooner
Comanche. where they were loaded with
corn and then towing them back to Sac
kett's harhor. The fine imposed amounts
to 500, being so cents per ton on the yea.
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CHICAGO, Jan. GA gas explosion oc.
Cured at the Il. T. Walker carriage fac.
tory, corner Of Wabash avenue and Har.
rison street, this morning. Tho gas had
escaped in small receptacle under the
sidewalk, which took fire, and when the
aremen went to eytinguiah the blaze,
seven Of them were overcome, with the
gas. Thoy were taken into drug store
opposite the carriage factory and, after
considerable labor, were restored to con.
seriousness. II at one time feared that
four Of the 6remen would not recover.
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Democratic of Course.

ST. LOUIS, Mo Jan, 6.-Bo.h houses OF
the Senate met this morning and elected
the Democratic caucus nominees as their
officers, who are as folloTs: Speaker OF
the House, ]. W. Alexander, Of Davis
county; Chief Clerk OF the House, H. M.
Hornbuckle; President pro tenn Of the
Senate, David A. Hill; Chief Clerk Of the
Senate. A. s. Coker. 4
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Rrv. F. L. HAss, Of Philadelphia, speak.
ING Of the marvels OF the faith cure, says
that "last week a person in Washington
vu cured Of nbsces1 Of tho heart" We
bslievs therei is no record Of any physician
having 5sen able to diagoEose case Of
sb,cess Of the heart, 80 that the cure
aookep Of has very littlo to rest upon.
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1Inino's Governor Inausurated,

AUGUSTA, Me, Jan. 6-Governor Bod
we'll Was inaugurated to-day. His address
recommends rigid enforcement Of the
law to prevent the introduction OF pleuro.
pneumonia and suggests the establishment
OF a national guard in place Of the State
militia; the prevention Of children under
Is years OF aye from working in factories
the restriction Of lsbor in all corportions
to ten hours day, and the enactment OF
law establishing ''Arbor Day" rs an an
nual holiday, if-7a - -: 81, ',I,5l.55
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sr. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-The Adams Express
robbers, Frederick Wirrock. W. W. Haight
and Thomas Weaver, we're tsken to the
penitentiary, to-day. They were trans
ported to Jefferson City by an earlier
train than was expected, but notwith,,
standing that large crowd congregated
at the railway station u SEQ them, oil.
Their trip to Jefferson City wss unevent.
ful, and after the usual preliminGries at
the psnitentiany the prisoners were placed
in separate cells. They will b, put to
work in a day or two.1- 5g ~
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His lkrotl,sr Cats Mr.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 6.-Judge Treat to-day
in the United States District Court sen.
tencee Joseph e. White. Of Waco, Texas,
who has been in Jail here since August,
1855, on a charge preferred by the United
Stases Government Of counterfeiting Bra.
lillian treasury notes, TO three years in the
penitentary. His brother, Lucius White
who turned States evidence and who has
also been in jail here. will be released. Il
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

There were FIVE inches OF snow at
Macon, Ga. b ~
]. L. Parker, OF Marion, Ind, is mics.
Ing, and is supposed to have gone to
Canada. 2.
Ames, Beattie 8: Co., furniture dealers,
Of Memphie, Tenn, assigned. Liabilities
$4,000. rs 4tSst5
|! Thomas Lloyd, hardware dealer at
Peoria, ~, assigned, with Sl4, 900 liabili-
ties and $4,000 assets. '75',- : E..
VIM. G. Deshler, OF Columbus, Ohio,
gave Sl0O, 900 yesterday to the Female Be.
nevolent Society oi'that city.
Victor !Tsrde, member OF the famous
Old Guard of Napoleon, died in, Medina
county, Texas, at the age OF s5 years.
: The engineer and fireman, on the Ala.
bama & Great Southern railroad were
killed by the locomotive being dorailed at
Chattanooga, Tenn. y =. s.45=, & 7
The conductors and brakemen on the
Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne 4 Chicago railroad
have been given an advance Of twenty-five
cents day in wages. - =
| The Illinois Legislature yesterday pass.
cd resolution providing for tho election
OF a. United States Senator to fill thi
vacancy occasionel by the death OF Gen
eral Logan or January IS.
| Governor Foraker, Of Ohio has issued {
proclamation for special election Fsbru
ary 10 in the Thirty-second Senatorial
District to I'LL tho vacancy occassoncd b,
the death Of Senate. Schneider.
| Prof. E. E. Smith, late Of Purdue Uai
yersily, ut Lafayette, Ind, shot at Dl
George F. Beasley, OF Lafayette, but fortu
nately il fiictod no injury. He is said t
bo suffering from mental alteration.
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HARrFoRD, CoSs, Jan. 6.-Tho JOINT
Convention of the State Legislature as.
sembled this morning to elec. State off.
GERS, owing to the failure OF the popular
vote to give any candidate majority.
The result Of the ballot was the election ol
the Republican candidates, as follows:
Governor, P. O. Louudsbuyr, Of Ridge.
field; Lieutensnt Governor, James l..
Howard, OF Hartford; Secretary OF State,
L. NJ. Hubbard, Of Wallineford Treas
urer, Alexander Warner, of Pomfret. and
Comptroller, Thomas CLARK, OF North
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Contested ElectIOns.

WAsuIEGToN, D. g., Jan. 6.-The Houac
Committee on Elections to-day iavolably
acted upon the two contested election
cases--Page va. Pierce, Rhode Island
case, and Kidd vs.. Steel, an Indiana con.
test. In the Rhode Island case the ma.
jority Of the committee decided that
neither Of the. parties are entitled to q
seat. A minority report will be! made to
the House recommending that the sitting
Republican member, Pierce, be awarded
the seat. In tho Indiana case the com.
mittee's report will be unanimous in fs'
vor Of the right Of Steel, 8 Republican, to
retain his seat. 81. 80 y Ff,F..
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= CAUSED BY GAS.
youngstown, o., Experiences n Big Flrc OF
Account of an Explosion. Z

youngstown, o., Experiences Big Fire on
Account of m Explosion. :.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., Jan. Cat 5 O'Clock
this morning, Jack Semple, watehman in
the scarcely completed Andrews block, on
South Market street, opened window to
secure ventilation. Instantly an e1
plosion occurred, and Sempls rsn into the
street with his clothes ahame, and rolled
in the snow. Flames burst from the
building, which burned with extraordi.
nary rspidity and was totally consumed,
The block was OF brick and stono aud
was just completed at a cost Of 5000 In
it Howard Shields had opened a large
meat market, and Mayors Bros., g whole.
sale dry goods store, last week. Mayors
Bros. had just bought out R. H. Parker, &
Co., and the insurance was transferred at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Shields
had no insurance. The knights oi
Pythias were fitting up the third looi
and the City Council and Board OF Educa.
ton were furnishing the second. s
]. Il. Drake & Bros livery stable, adj
Joining the block, the Fowler co.tago, an
old Landmark; the Barclay residence, Just
across Market street; the First Baptist
church and small flame house in the
rear Of the Andrews block, on Doardman
street, we're totally destroyed. The
Thomas Brown residence, the Churchill
coal office and the south wing of the. Tod
House (hotep were damaged to the ex.
tent ofscorched fronts and broken win.
dows. The total loes will reach consider.
ably over one thousand dollars, with
probably Beventy-Hys thousand insurance.
Watchman Semple was badly burned
and was removed to City Hospital. An.
other watchman, Thomas Brannigan, aged
10, is missing and is supposed to be in the
ruins. Assistant Chief Davis, OF the Fire
Department, was painfully burned. 81
Two lines Of natural scs mains run past
the Andrews building, sndit is supposed
that the gas leaked ard was carried into
the building through drain trench, IL
hitting when ssmpls opened the window
and created draft,
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The, Pool Suits again postpop. ed,

PHlLADELrnIA, Jan. G.-Ihe hearing in
the auit Of the Commonwealth against the
coal and trunk line pools, which was to
have been held hero this morning, has
bson postponed until tomorrow, because
ol the absence from the city Of President
Harris and his counsel, Mr.. Dickson.
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NOBODY has ever been able to give q
oood reason why tho young women ol
Vest Virginia shall not be admitted to
tbe State University. They havo right
10 be there and the University would be
bsluel by letting them in. The Legisla-
,ura ought to open the doors. - ~
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Clills' Fnll.

iPHlLADELrnIA, Pa, Jan. 6.-George W.
Childs, proprietor Of the Ledger, was rend.
cred unconscious by fall upon an icy
sidewalk this evening. No bones were
broken, however, and late tonight he had
recovered from everything except the
shock Of the fall, ~. ''a}ysas.a
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baltimore re- s Ohio Change Of Tim Q.

2 On and after Sunday, January 2. 1887,
trains on the Wheeling and Pittsburgh
division will leave Wheeling as follows,
city time: For Pittsburgh, Pa, at sos
A. NJ. and $3.50 r. NJ, daily. For Pittsburgh,
Pa, at $40 A. NJ. and l :05 =. NJ. daily, ex.
cept Sunday. For Washington Pa, at 4:55
2. NJ, daily, except Sunday.
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: CHICAGO, Jan. 5,-The signal service
bulletin shows that the temperature at
o'clock this morning was as follows at the
points nsmed; st. Vincent, Mimi, 4Oo
below zero; Bismarck, Oak, $40 below ;
Bufo.d, ,Dak., S7a below; ST. Paul, 23o be.
low; North Platte, Neb ,l60 below; Chey.
enne, Wyo, o. below; Salt Lake City, SO'
below, L-sFiH, i > S $780,. -.
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hp'$"+ bifpuActt9tHs lHSuigtHSeT, .aresr,1.
CLAnKsAuRa, W. Va, Jan. G.-To-day'H
election was the most. warmly contested
within the memory Of the Oldest inhabit-
ant. W. F. Richards was elected Mayor
over popular man. E. Tlnsman, by a
majority Of q; ;and Thompson for Recor-
der received 42 majority. W. r. Alexan-
der was elected School Commissioner. ~
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,.i iPIrrssuRoH, Pa, Jan. 6.-Tho Edgar
Thompson steel works :oi Carnegie Bros:
& Co., at Braddocks, Pa will resume
operations tomorrow. Tho new scale has
not been given out, but everything has
been settled amicably. The exac. ad.
vance in wages Ia not known, but from
be an increase Of about 20 percent owe,
last years wages. s.
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Opera House Block Burned

TlTUsylLLE, Pa, Jan. Ga Herald Bpe.
cial from Townville, small village near
this city, says that a Gre originating iu the
Opera House block there destroyed that
building and damaged two stores and .
house. The loss will reach $50 600, on
which there is an insurance OF $ll,aOO. sr.
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II mar have been noticed that in the
,,aat usme Of British politics our Uncle
Gladstone isn't losing any points. Tho
Tories and their allies ought TO have
ma,sured their antagonist better.
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NenrIy Amother Disnster.

CHICAGO, Jan. Gas tho special New
York and Boston express, on the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railway,
which leaves here at $3.50 A. NJ, reached
the railway crossing at Sixteenth street,
this morning, a passenger trsin on the
Louisville, New Albany and Chic ago rail-
way crashed into it. The engine on the
Louisville train struck tho baggage car Of
the Lake ehors train aud lifted tie car
completely OF the tsuiks. - -
The smoking car, which was crowded
with paesengers, WAS next overturned,
and although both OF these cars were
badly wrecked, no one was killed, or even
badly Injured. It was with the greatest
difficulty, however, that the passengers
who were imprisoned beneath the wreck
were e1tricated and the widest excite-
mcnt prevsiled at the crossing. It il not
yet known who Is to blame for the scci-
dent. The roads were blocked and irp-
nense crowdB gathered at the rcene Of
accident.
At noon the tracks were cleared and all
vestiges Of the wreck removed.
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nInil NInitnr Hnrne.l,

7tWAsurseroS, D. O., Jan. 0.-General
Superintendent Jamea, Of the Railway
Mail" Service, has received information
that fourteen pouches Of letter mail and
about q truck load OF paper mail, were
burned in the wreck at TitIia, Ohio, last
Tuesday, In 81 81 .ihiB f!itslf itiY
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Shooting ARRAY ut Charleston.
IL lfxnnkch Ia liz InLsllkusua

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. Crank
Allen, a young butcher, was shot by Will
Hazlett, railroad brakeman, las. night
in a row ut house Of bad fame, kept by
Miss Thompson. The bullet struck Allen
in the face, but will not result fatally.
Hazlett is In jail. hE7i! 6sEIt.
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THE VERY SAD VISIT
OF THE BROTHER OF A VICTIM
Who Falls to Find n vestige Of his RelatiyeA'
IssinaIns, WIN was liurned up iu tho
Late DIsnstcr OH tho baltimore s.
Ohio itond-Ths Dlamo Laid.

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. G.-The acono OF
the railroad wreck near Republic Is still
visited by many people. Some 20 out ol
mere curiosity; otheru aro friends OF .ela.
tivea Of those who perlshed there, eager
10 find some article they might have had
but relics at this time are hard to find.
The track Is cleared and there Is nothing
to soc save a few bent rods, car wheels,
and pieces OF charred wood. I'll, s.. +, 81
Among the number who visited the
scene Of the wreck to-day was Warham
Parks, Of oconomowoc, Wis.,, q brother Of
Marshal II. Parks, who perishsd In the
wreck. Mr.. Parks visited the scene OF the
disaster In company with Mr.. Rankin, and
another officer Of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad. Rankin would say but little,
but the other officer Cherry Poor, spoke
as to the responsibility OF the wreck,
while he made no direct charge, ;bfr:
Parks told your reporter that he talked In
such a manner that thero could be no
doubt the ollicors OF the road placed the
responsibility directly on the conductor
and the engineer Of the freight train. He
said the officer never know Of these men
being intoxicated but the way they man.
aged the train that night was fearful
blunder.
Marshal H. Parks was a clerk in tho
Department Of tho Interior, at Washing.
ton. He WAC on his way to Chicago on
official business. Mr.. Parks could tud
nothing that his brother had with him,
nor any trace Of anything that would
lead him 10 identify any OF the chsrred
remains as being his brothers. An in
quest by the Coroner will be Instituted In
this city tomorrow, when the railroad
officials and officers Of the wrecked trains
will be here. Coroner Lspptr is deter.
mined it shall bs mos. thorough.
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EEw YORK, Jan. Cit is predicted that
a tie.up will occur in Brooklyn within 4S
hours on tho lines Of the Brooklyn. com.
psny and the Broadway company unless
their recently issued time tables are modi-
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DUBLIN, Jan. 6-sir Michael Hicks
Beach and Gencial Sir Rsdivers Butler
will both bo examined as witnenses to-
morrow in the hearing Of the conspiracy
case against Measrs. Dillon, o Brien, Rsd-
mond, Harris, Orilly and Shsehy, H..
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INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. G-Uongrsssman
W. 8. Holman reached this city tonight
and made the formal announcement OF
his intention to enter the Democratic
Senatorial contest. The caucus will prob
ably not be held before Thursday night.
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ROME, Jan. ;G,-Cardinal Jacobini Is in e
critical condition. He has been attacked
with. alarming symptoms OF gou:. Dr..
Docicillari to-day told the Pope to expect
tho worst. LAalz 60 =. -
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lIIchIgnn,n Senntor.

t;LANsING, MICH. Jan. 6-The Republican
legislative caucus tonight nominated M.
B. stockbridGe, of Kalamazoo, for United
States Senator on the tenth ballot.
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BAPTIST minister has been elected
n,s,er workman OF knights oil Labor
assembly in New York State. He Is op.
nos.l to strikes. I.. IWF''
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SOMEHOW the impression has gone
sb,o.d ,ha. o pipe line from Cleveland to
opr own Charleston will be completed by
,bo TINA the Legislature asssmblea.